Well, for me that's a good thing, but probably not so much for your work :)
Thanks for pointing out that bug. I can't believe in all this time I never found that. Part of my tests usually is to click a bunch of times on stuff like that to see what happens. I will have to take another look at it -- it is probably something easy that I missed. Thanks Rey. On Aug 30, 12:29 am, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > BTW Brian, your blog has sssssoooo much awesome content that its > completely distracted me from my work!! :p > > ;) > > Rey... > > Giant Jam Sandwich wrote: > > I have made a final adjustment to the Accessible News Slider plugin > > for jQuery, and I will no longer be supporting new releases or feature > > requests. The primary purpose behind building this plugin was to > > demonstrate that dynamic components can be accessible if appropriate > > steps are taken. This has been a successful experiment, and I still > > get quite a bit of traffic for the plugin. > > > Unfortunately, most of the feature requests that I receive do not take > > accessibility into account. Many of them are both interesting and > > usable, but not necessarily accessible. For this reason I am releasing > > the final version completely into the public domain. The plugin has > > always been available under the GNU GPL, but you may now use it to > > suit any of your project needs. > > > You will always find the support page > > athttp://www.reindel.com/accessible_news_slider. > > > Enjoy!
